To be driven city/highway in the Toronto area, by my retired parents.

Any reviews would be appreciated.

Try the following site:

www.tirerack.com

They have a plethora of info. I believe they have a link for Canada too. Best of luck.

I just put the all weather Goodyear Regatta's on my 2000 Camry LE 4 cyl. I like them a lot better than the Firestones that were on it for the last few years. Nice smooth ride. Handling is much better than with the Firestones, too.

To be driven city/highway in the Toronto area, by my retired parents.

Any reviews would be appreciated.
The Regattas are a good choice. I am on the second set on my 95 Camry and have been very pleased with them. That has been the only tire that has worn evenly and handled as well as can be expected for a 4 door car.

I put a set of Yokahama Touring tires on my '92 Camry..
Bought from Tire Rack for $51 plus $5 S/H each... They have low noise, good traction & long wearing... Tire Rack rates them high... Wal-Mart mounted & balanced for $51..... Bob

Haer is the link to the Yokohama Avid Touring tire...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Yokohama&tireModel=Avid+Touring

Toyo Grand Touring 800 is a good tire. I have them now. I have worn them down alot lately by going to the track and doing burnouts to heat them up for traction. But BFGoodwrich G-Force has a good allseason tire as well.

Toyo Grand Touring 800 is a good tire. I have them now. I have worn them down alot lately by going to the track and doing burnouts to heat them up for traction. But BFGoodwrich G-Force has a good allseason tire as well.


BFG G-Forces are expensive though, i got a set of the Traction t/a rated H tires. i was driving 65mph on the hwy in heavy rain while everyone was going 40-50ish. thus far the tires have excellent handling, grip, noise, comfort and treadwear.

im sure there are better tires out there, but these BFG's seemt o be holding up much better than the continetal tourling lx's i had before.

I used the cheap buy very reliable HERCULES all season tires on my 1995 Camry. It is very solid and has great grips on snow and is a LOT cheaper than most known brand of tires out there.

Check out all the tires here; http://www.tirereview.com/default.aspx?type=cc&id=194

Hercules here: http://www.herculestireca.com/

I got Goodyear Regetta about a year and half now on my 99 Camry and they have proven to be a very good deal. Excellent handling/grip and very equal threadwear which is almost negligible, though they have done almost 45k miles.